Carrie is pissed, again

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Carrie is back, and she ain't happy about you ruining her laptop.



http://gizmodo.com/watch-this-girl-w...ffe-1442158546

Well done, but I think they could have made it even more terrifying haha.
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    Rumor is, Carrie2 has an iphone & does uncontrollable Tweets.
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  • Profile picture of the author SShip
    Haha, That was well done. If I was one of those bystanders, I would have been gone in a heartbeat.
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    That was awesome! I bet some of those customers were wishing they were wearing depends.
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  • Profile picture of the author Jacqueline Smith
    That was very well done and fun to watch! Not sure what I would have done if I had been in the cafe.
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    • Profile picture of the author Claude Whitacre
      I hope they stopped the victims and explained what they were doing. That could screw someone up.

      Me? I'd be looking for the wires. It would never occur to me that it wasn't a trick. Although it may take me a while to figure out the mechanism.

      I'd either start laughing, or start clapping. If my wife was with me, she'd be scared sh1tless, because she believes in ...well...what a lot of others believe in. And I wouldn't be happy about her being scared.

      I'd wonder why they were putting on the stunt. The chairs and tables moving were well done.
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      • Profile picture of the author kenmichaels
        Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre View Post

        I hope they stopped the victims and explained what they were doing. That could screw someone up.

        Me? I'd be looking for the wires. It would never occur to me that it wasn't a trick. Although it may take me a while to figure out the mechanism.

        I'd either start laughing, or start clapping. If my wife was with me, she'd be scared sh1tless, because she believes in ...well...what a lot of others believe in. And I wouldn't be happy about he being scared.

        I'd wonder why they were putting on the stunt. The chairs and tables moving were well done.
        Same here i would laugh and my wife would probably run. Knowing her
        she would try and drag me with her.

        However with that said, have you ever been in a crowd and some one gets scared?
        Its pretty infectious. I guess that applies fairly universal for all the strong emotions.

        it might even be how mobs and what not get started.
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        • Profile picture of the author Claude Whitacre
          Originally Posted by kenmichaels View Post

          Same here i would laugh and my wife would probably run. Knowing her
          she would try and drag me with her.

          However with that said, have you ever been in a crowd and some one gets scared?
          Its pretty infectious. I guess that applies fairly universal for all the strong emotions.

          it might even be how mobs and what not get started.
          I'm glad you brought this up. Yes, if I see someone scared, my adrenalin kicks in like anyone else. I don't think we can control that. If everyone is running, I may run with them, assuming that they know something I don't...

          Mobs? I don't know. Violence is a different reaction. Breaking windows, looting, beating people up? I think, in a mob (or riot) that you just think you can get away with it because everyone around you is acting the same.

          I just know that, if I saw this scene in a coffee shop, it would never occur to me that someone really had these abilities. I don't think I would run. I know I would be curious as to how it was done.

          And if I had reason to believe it was real? I would be fascinated.

          Now if she pulled out a gun? Then, I would run. Nothing fascinating about that.
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          • Profile picture of the author kenmichaels
            Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre View Post

            I'm glad you brought this up. Yes, if I see someone scared, my adrenalin kicks in like anyone else. I don't think we can control that. If everyone is running, I may run with them, assuming that they know something I don't...

            Mobs? I don't know. Violence is a different reaction. Breaking windows, looting, beating people up? I think, in a mob (or riot) that you just think you can get away with it because everyone around you is acting the same.

            I just know that, if I saw this scene in a coffee shop, it would never occur to me that someone really had these abilities. I don't think I would run. I know I would be curious as to how it was done.

            And if I had reason to believe it was real? I would be fascinated.

            Now if she pulled out a gun? Then, I would run. Nothing fascinating about that.
            Funny you mention gun, when ever I see these type of videos
            I always wonder how nobody gets ganked or shot or beat down.
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          • Profile picture of the author Richard Van
            Originally Posted by Claude Whitacre View Post

            Mobs? I don't know. Violence is a different reaction. Breaking windows, looting, beating people up? I think, in a mob (or riot) that you just think you can get away with it because everyone around you is acting the same.
            In the fear as everyone panicked, I'd pick up and chair, throw it through the window and start a riot.

            Then I'd casually sneak behind the counter and make myself one of those nice ice coffee things with lots of cream on top.
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            • Profile picture of the author Karen Blundell
              wow - the original movie gave me nightmares for days - I can't imagine watching a remake of it ever -

              glad I wasn't in the shop when this was shot -
              paranormal stuff frightens the heck out of me!
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  • Some people are saying that the "real" customers at the counter are actually actors as well.

    I disagree--I think the customers at the counter and their reactions are real.

    Usually on these deals they shoot a ton more footage than is used--my guess is a lot of people started laughing as you said.

    In any case, over 3 million views in one day is really impressive.
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    What a great way to start the day.
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  • Profile picture of the author goindeep
    Awesome cant wait for the re-make! I remember watching the original when I was like 12.
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  • Profile picture of the author bizgrower
    Glad I don't like Starbucks. LOL

    I have not read anything either way, but I think it was a trailer
    made to look like a live stunt.?

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  • Here is an interview with the star and what it was like to shoot the video.

    Meet Andrea Morales, the Screaming Star of That Crazy Carrie Video | Adweek
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